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Based on excitation response analysis, identification conditions are specially designed to obtain mechanistic parameters.

A detailed discussion of the identification conditions along with the proofs can be found in the "Appendix D".

All conservation area level statistical analyses only included tree data that met the aforementioned NFMP taxonomic identification conditions.

As predicted, the timing of fairness-relevant experiences showed a primacy effect on fairness judgments and acceptance of authority in the high identification conditions and no evidence of such an effect in the low identification conditions.

We also explicitly relate the incidence of those problems to the model identification conditions and compare our tests with tests based on the reduced form prediction errors.

Further, we explicitly relate the incidence of those problems to the model identification conditions and compare our tests with tests based on the reduced form prediction errors.

See Liu et al. (2012) for a different identification condition that allows for some linear dependence among these matrices under additional restrictions.

The main identification condition for the estimation of the SLCP effect is that there are no other shocks than the new policy that may affect the differential migration decision of the participating group relative to the non-participating group.

The identification condition here imposes a stronger requirement on network structure: now, the matrices (left {boldsymbol {I},tildee {boldsymbol {G}},tildee {boldsymbol {G}}^{2},tildee {boldsymbol {G}}^{3}right }) need to be linearly independent.

Similarly, the identification assumption in a directed network is likely to hold in specific contexts only: for example, the effort of check-out workers who face the same direction (or are arranged in a circle) would be influenced by that of the colleagues that they can see, satisfying the identification condition (Mas and Moretti 2009).

In an undirected network (such as that in the left panel in Fig. 1 below), this identification condition holds when there exists a triple of nodes (i, j, k) such that i is connected to j but not k, and j is connected to k.